Parsnip Tender & True AGM Seeds
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Product Description
Parsnip Tender and True seeds have long been a popular choice with many gardeners, being introduced in 1897. As a long variety with very little core, these parsnip seeds have a good amount of edible flesh in comparison to some other varieties. In addition, these vegetable seeds have a lovely flavour, with the classic sweet, parsnip taste that these vegetables are favoured for. They are also known for their uniform growth, producing quality, smooth roots.
As a resilient grower, Tender and True is known for its winter hardiness, being able to be harvested throughout the winter months. As a result, they make for an excellent addition to Christmas dinners. They are also canker-resistant, making them an especially simple to grow parsnip variety. So, shop Tender and True parsnips at D.T. Brown for a flavour-filled addition to your garden.
Due to their uniform appearance, they are also a common choice for exhibition growing. If you're looking for more even vegetables that will impress at shows, take a look at our exhibition seeds selection.
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Product Details
Key Features
Smooth roots- Minimal core
- High yielding
- Winter hardy
Smooth roots
Planting & Harvesting
- Sow Indoors
- Sow/Plant Outside
- Flowers/Harvest
FAQs
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